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A dark, contrasty view of a curving bike path with a couple walking on it in the middle distance, one of whom has a light. The sky above is lit by pre-dawn clouds just catching the glow from a sun still below the horizon. Trees stretch across the image, poorly defined due to lingering darkness.
Autumn trees explode with fiery fall colours on a lake
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The sun shining through dangling pink and red fuschia flowers with a tall evergreen tree and the fall coloured leaves of a maple in the background
Stopping for a panoramic photo on a ride above the Forest Crowne neighborhood in Kimberley.
Trees in the forest Taken 10/09/2026
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A sweat bee or garden orchid bee is getting nectar from a red passion flower. Sweat bees are one of the largest genera of bees worldwide, Halictidae, with 44 sweat bee species in Florida alone. Typically more slender than other types of bees, most sweat bees have a dull to metallic black sheen, though some are brilliant green or blue. These bees got their common name from their attraction to perspiration for its moisture and salt. Sweat bees are abundant on farms and gardens, and visit a wide range of plants, making them important pollinators for many wildflowers and crops, including stone and pome fruits like peaches and apples. Planting wildflowers can encourage sweat bees to visit your yard. For some sweat bees, environmental conditions can determine whether they exhibit solitary or social behaviors. Their nests are typically in bare soil located in a sunny location. You’ll have to keep an eye out for the nest as it looks just like two small holes in the ground.
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